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NASCR46 10-18-2006 10:53 AM

LS6 Intake Manifold on late 2002's
 
I have heard the cars delivered late in the model year (ours was delivered July 4, 2002) had LS6 intake manifolds.Is this true ?How can you tell?What are the advantages if any? I'm thinking Increased horse power? Thanks

Nostang 96z 10-18-2006 11:10 AM

Re: LS6 Intake Manifold on late 2002's
 
All 01-02 Ls1's came with the LS6 intake. Some later model 02's came with the LS6 block though.

NASCR46 10-18-2006 12:01 PM

Re: LS6 Intake Manifold on late 2002's
 
Is this good and how can I tell?

SlowTA367 10-18-2006 12:34 PM

Re: LS6 Intake Manifold on late 2002's
 
Yes this is good. The LS6 makes more power and has no egr. If you look at the intake, right behind the throttle body, it will either be smooth or it will have some emissions stuff (egr?). If it is smooth it's an LS6.

darrens99formul 10-19-2006 12:28 PM

Re: LS6 Intake Manifold on late 2002's
 

Originally Posted by NASCR46 (Post 4168472)
Is this good and how can I tell?

You definately have the LS6 intake. Like previously mentioned, they came standard in every 2001 & 2002 F-body. As for the ls6 block I'm not sure how to tell if you have it.

But I wouldn't go looking for it either. It'll gain you nothing power wise and by the time a stronger block is needed you've all ready replaced it with a 402, 408 or 427 anyway :bow:

pg318 10-19-2006 08:03 PM

Re: LS6 Intake Manifold on late 2002's
 
Here's an article on teh development of the LS6, most of the improvements to the LS1 came as a result of common parts developed for the LS6. Here's how to tell if you've got an 'LS6' block, these became the standard block for LS1 and LS6 in 2003, but were fed in gradually from late '01 and appeared in LS1 builds I guess as overspill. Nice to have, but not worth getting if you don't. I found a quote from John Juriga a few years ago saying that the reduction in parasitic loss was worth a couple of hp, but the change was made mostly to avoid oil whipping and starvation from failure to flow back. Can't find it now.

JeffSTAR 10-25-2006 01:45 PM

Can anyone confirm that the 02 F-car also had the larger LS6 MAF/TB combo?

Is this true?

darrens99formul 10-25-2006 02:08 PM

Negative. The 02's and 01's were identical for LS6 intake and 78MM throttle body.

Here is a real good breakdown of the differences between the years:

http://www.ls1tech.com/forums/showpo...80&postcount=2

JeffSTAR 10-25-2006 02:49 PM


Originally Posted by darrens99formul (Post 4183410)
Negative. The 02's and 01's were identical for LS6 intake and 78MM throttle body.

Here is a real good breakdown of the differences between the years:

http://www.ls1tech.com/forums/showpo...80&postcount=2

Wow thanks, looks like I have a Z06 style clutch. Maybe it will last more then 1 hour with my TFS heads/cam combo :)

2002ss 10-25-2006 04:17 PM

I hope so for you. My A4 gave out right away and the rear gear gave out within 5000 miles

GusarskiSS 10-25-2006 06:55 PM

Are the '00 motors good compared to the differences in '01's? Because I'm looking at buying a '00 Camaro SS or a '01 TA WS6, and I can't decide which one to buy.

Greed4Speed 10-25-2006 09:03 PM

Buy which ever you get the better deal on. Once you mod it won't matter.

GusarskiSS 10-26-2006 12:35 AM

How about if I was planning on keeping it stock?


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